OIG Hotline, following herewith is the text of an affidavit for your Office, yet to be notarized, concerning falsified allegations by the FBI of animal abuse, which I understand to be a common tactic of FBI defamation toward honorable "targets of interest."
This affidavit is also available within the body of an email sent to lanemacwilliams@gmail.com, with copies sent to lmacwilliams77419@gmail.com and lmacwilliams7417@gmail.com, at 10:34 AM on Wednesday, August 16, 2023, with a subject heading of "Affidavit for OIG Hotline Re: Falsified Allegations by the FBI of Animal Abuse -- to be notarized." Identical content is found within this email's attachment.
Further to the subject of the post below, I will add that, on the day of our beloved cat's death, I received the following messages from FBI affiliates on my cell phone:
(Note that I was so offended by the first message here, Pet Semetary, that I did not photograph it at the time. The following messages, which seem to convey sadistic pleasure in causing this death, I did record immediately.)
I must observe that millions of Americans, from all walks of life, all economic strata, all political persuasions -- love their pets.
As a result of that fact, are Americans likely to view the FBI's torture and killing of the innocent pets of law-abiding "targets of interest" with tolerance? Indifference? Forgiveness?
Probably not.
My beloved Abyssinian Oliver deserves to be remembered for his courage, his loyalty, and his protection of our family, always placing himself between me and any intruder he heard prowling outside our residence at night.
To me, Oliver is an American hero. He held on for as long as he could in the face of relentless predation by FBI personnel.
I will never forget the fortitude with which he did so.
Lane MacWilliams
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